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abt sentence
Isthis sentence correct "She doesn't knows neither english nor french".
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Re: abt sentence
No, it is not correct. I think the correct version would bepruthvy wrote:Isthis sentence correct "She doesn't knows neither english nor french".
She doesn't know neither English nor French.
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Hi there,
Now, following the logical sequence, it would be natural to surmise the next steps:
"She doesn't know either English or French."
"English or French, she knows neither/she doesn't know either (of them)."
"She knows neither English nor French."
"She neither knows English and French, nor does she care a bit."
Smiles,
GiddyGad
Now, following the logical sequence, it would be natural to surmise the next steps:
"She doesn't know either English or French."
"English or French, she knows neither/she doesn't know either (of them)."
"She knows neither English nor French."
"She neither knows English and French, nor does she care a bit."
Smiles,
GiddyGad
Last edited by GiddyGad on Wed Jan 18, 2006 4:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.